Measuring 141 × 312 cm, this 1970s kilim is handwoven from wool with a possible touch of cotton, using the flat-weave technique characteristic of Anatolian textile craftsmanship. The surface is matte and subtly textured, with a compact, even weave that ensures both durability and a soft touch. The color palette is dominated by cool shades of blue and grey, interspersed with lavender, turquoise, and irregular black accents arranged in gentle, horizontal bands. The straight edges without fringe and softly rounded corners reflect natural, moderate wear. Small irregularities in the hand-weaving and a light, even patina attest to the authenticity of the piece. The kilim is in excellent condition, showing no stains or damages, freshly cleaned and ready for use.This kilim carries the quiet rhythm of 1970s Anatolia, where craft traditions shaped everyday interiors. The gentle transitions of color evoke the first morning light spreading across a cool floor, while the soft, matte texture speaks of hands that spent decades building its structure. The subtle irregularity of the pattern suggests the unhurried pace and authenticity of domestic life—each detail a trace of experience, each band a quiet nod to harmony.Such a kilim could be placed in a spacious living room with light walls and natural wood, complementing both minimalist and rustic settings. It would work well with simple sofas in grey or white and low tables made of solid wood. Pairing it with heavier textiles such as linen or raw cotton, and contrasting it with ceramics or metal accents, would emphasize the softness of the fabric and its understated, linear pattern.Wysyłka bezpośrednio z Turcji. Może podlegać opłatom celno-skarbowym do wysokości 23% wartości zamówienia.
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Height312 cm
Depth1 cm
Width141 cm
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Width141 cm
Height312 cm
Depth1 cm
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